Mobile AppDevelopers

Yes. WDI develops native iOS applications using Swift and SwiftUI, native Android applications using Kotlin, and cross-platform applications using Flutter or React Native where a shared codebase suits the product.

The decision depends on the product requirements rather than a universal preference. WDI reviews the critical user workflows, device and hardware functionality, performance expectations, offline needs, team model, maintenance approach and long-term roadmap before recommending an approach.

Yes. Mobile discovery covers the target users, mobile context, workflows, business model, feature priorities and first-release definition, producing a product brief, prioritised feature set, MVP recommendation and roadmap before engineering begins.

Yes. MVP App Development defines, designs and builds a focused first release that validates the most important assumptions, including product discovery, prototype, mobile engineering, backend and admin, analytics, store release and a post-launch roadmap.

Yes, where a defined use case justifies it. AI Mobile App Development covers generative AI, AI assistants, enterprise retrieval, voice, computer vision, recommendations and on-device intelligence, with evaluation and human oversight built into the approach.

Yes. WDI designs and builds API architecture, databases, authentication, role and permission management, administration portals, content management, workflow logic, notifications, reporting and audit logging alongside the mobile application.

Yes. Common integrations include payments, maps and location, communication services, analytics, CRM and ERP systems, cloud storage, identity providers, social platforms, IoT devices and wearables. Integration limits, error states and fallback behaviour are defined before the build depends on them.

Yes. Progressive web applications provide installable, browser-delivered experiences without conventional app-store distribution. They suit wider device reach and lower-friction access, though platform capability varies by browser and device.

Yes. IoT and Wearable Development covers wearable companion apps, Bluetooth and device connectivity, sensor data, health and fitness tracking, device control, real-time monitoring, alerts and edge or offline workflows.

Testing covers functional, device and operating-system, API, regression and automated testing, together with performance assessment, permission review, secure authentication checks, data-protection review, error handling, accessibility checks and a release-readiness assessment.

Yes. WDI supports store preparation, App Store and Play Store submission, environment configuration, store assets and release coordination, subject to the scope agreed for the engagement.

Yes. WDI can assess an existing application and support interface renewal, architecture cleanup, performance improvement, new capabilities, operating-system compatibility updates and re-platforming where appropriate.

Typical deliverables include a mobile product definition, experience architecture, interface designs and prototype, technical definition, working mobile product with source code and backend, a quality and release pack, and a launch and improvement plan. The exact set is agreed per engagement.

Timelines depend on scope, platform approach, integrations and review cycles. WDI defines the timeline during discovery and prioritisation, once the first-release scope and technical approach are agreed.

Pricing follows the engagement model and agreed scope. Discover and Define engagements are scoped around defined outputs, Design and Build engagements around the agreed release, and Scale and Support engagements around ongoing capacity.

WDI can provide monitoring, analytics review, maintenance, operating-system compatibility updates, performance work, feature enhancement and a prioritised post-launch backlog under a Scale and Support engagement.

Yes. Many engagements begin with Discover and Define, producing a discovery brief, prototype, platform recommendation and scope before any commitment to full development.